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Using the PAN System

CREATING AN AUTOMATED ASSESSMENT PROCESS with WORKFLOWS

Updated: April 12, 2017

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What is a “Workflow”?• A “Workflow” is a logical process in which an individual is taken step-by-

step through a series of automated activities. Each activity includes rules which determine what the next activity in the process will be.

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Workflow: Additional Details

• A Workflow may or may not include an assessment.

• Workflows can be copied and modified.

• ATS integration can be incorporated for some phases, depending upon the ATS provider and the client’s needs.

• Like assessments, if changes are made to a Workflow and published, all candidates assigned after the “Publish” date will use the revised Workflow. Previously-assigned and in-process candidates will use the old version of the Workflow.

• The Workflow function is available to clients with either a Professional or Expert subscription.

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Important Reminder #1: Save

• Periodically click the “Save” icon as you are creating your Workflow.

–This is simply a precautionary measure in case of a computer glitch or power loss.

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Important Reminder #2: Validate

• You will also want to periodically click the “Validate” icon.

–If there are any validation errors, they will be listed below the Workflow name.

–Click on the validation error to open a screen where you can edit the section of the Workflow that is causing the validation problem.

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1. Locate the

“Authoring” tab

and click

“Workflows” in

the dropdown

list.

2. On the next

screen, click “+

Create

Workflow.”

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3. Choose “From

Scratch.” Provide

the “Name” and

a “Description” and click

“Create

Workflow.”

4. In the “Workflow

Completion

Content” area,

input the text you

want candidate’s to

see upon

completion of

your Workflow.

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5. If desired, scroll

down to set:

–The beginning

and end dates for completion

of the

Workflow, OR

–The number

of days

allowed for

completion,

starting from the date of

Assignment.

6. Click “Finish.”

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7. On the main Workflow screen (shown on next slide), you will see all of the available “Activities” that can be used in your Workflow.

–As you click on each Activity, you will be presented with a screen where you will provide the necessary information for that Activity to function properly.

–For each Activity, when you click “Finish” a box with the “Activity Name” will post to the Workflow canvas.

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Workflow: Main Screen

• This is the Workflow canvas – the area where icons with your “Activity Name” will display.

• As you add “Rules,” the Workflow takes shape, with arrows showing the logical progression from one activity to another.

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–The 14 “Activities”

are listed at right.

–Slides with the input

screens and a brief description of each

Activity can be

found here:

“Workflows: Activity

Descriptions”

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8. We’re now ready

to add

“Activities” to the

canvas. We’ll

create a simple

Workflow, as

shown here.

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9. From the left

column, click

“Email.”

–Provide the

requested

information.

–Click “Finish” in

the lower right

corner of the

screen.

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10. Click

“Instructions/

Consent Form.”

–Provide the

requested

information.

–Click “Finish.”

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11. Click

“Assessment.”

–Provide the requested

information.


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12. Click “Manual

Review” to

create an

Activity that

terminates the

Workflow.

–Provide the

requested

information.


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12. Once all

“Activities” are

specified, click

the “Activity

Sequence” tab.

–Drag and drop

Activities to

arrange the order that the

Workflow results

will be displayed.

–This is NOT

necessarily the delivery

sequence of the

Workflow.

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Next, we will create

the Rules for moving

from one Activity to

another.

14. On the first

Activity

(“Assessment

Invitation Email”),

click the pencil

icon to open the

editing screen.

15. Then click the

“Rules” tab.

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16. Next, click the “Add Rule”

button.–Provide a “Rule Name” and “Rule Description.”

–Select the “To Activity” from the dropdown list. (In this example, select “Consent Form.”)

–See note in image regarding “Condition.”


In this example, a “Condition” is not needed when going from “Assessment Invite Email” to “Consent Form” as everyone who clicks on the link in the Email will be taken to the Consent Form.

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–On the Workflow

main screen, you will

see that the “Rule” is

now in place

between the two

Activities.

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We now need to create a “Rule” for the “Consent Form” Activity.

17. Click the pencil icon on the “Consent Form” Activity to open the editing screen.

18. Click the “Rules” tab.

19. Click the “Add Rule” button.

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–Provide a “Rule

Name” and “Rule

Description.”

–From the “To

Activity” dropdown

list, select “End of

Workflow.”

–Click the “Define

Condition” button.

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20. Under

“Variables,” click

“Accepted” to

populate the first

part of the

“Condition.”–Then, from the “Operators” section, select “=”

–Click the “Values” button and select “No” from the dropdown list.

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• –This “Condition” is now complete. The Workflow will terminate for Candidates who select “No” on the “Consent Form.”

• –Click “Finish” to go back to the “Rules” screen.

• –Click “Add Rule” to add a second “Rule” for the “Consent Form.”

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21. Click “Add Rule”

to add a second

“Rule” for the

“Consent Form.”–Provide a “Rule Name” and “Rule Description.”

–In the “To Activity” dropdown, select “Assessment.”

–Click “Edit Condition.”

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–Under “Variables,” click “Accepted.”

–Click “=” in the “Operators” section.

–Click the “Values” button and select “Yes.”

–Click “Finish” on the “Condition Editor”

screen.

–Click “Finish” on the “Rule” screen.

–Click “Finish” on the “Instructions/Consent”

screen.

–Click the “Save” icon in the upper right

corner of the screen.


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22. The next step is to validate the Workflow.

–Click the “Validate” icon (check mark) in the

upper right corner of the screen.

–If any validation errors exist, they will be

itemized for you in a pop-up screen.

–If no errors exist, you will see the following

screen.


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23. The last step is to test the Workflow to see if it is

working properly. To do this:

–Assign the Workflow to several test Candidates

–Respond to the queries in different ways, to

thoroughly test the Workflow functionality. For example,

respond “Yes” to the Consent Form as Candidate A

and respond “No” as Candidate B.

–Make adjustments as needed, then “Save.”


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24. When you are 100% satisfied with the Workflow, click “Publish”

in the upper right corner of your screen.

25. Our example of a simple Workflow is complete (see next slide),

with all Activities, Rules, and Conditions specified.

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